New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
MADAME GERSTER ARRIVES
A LARGE PARTY DOWN WITH Mr. ABBEY TO MEET
uxn-A Talk XIru TIE RlN0Ek.

A LARGE PARTY DOWN WITH Mn. ABBEY TO mthr
uxn-A TALK wIrH THE SINGER.
Although 1t was somewhat ia'o In tho season. largo
fishing party started down tho Bay al an early ho"r
vester,nv morning on board tho steamer Sam sloan
Tho fish they we're after been already hooked anu
thor anxiety now WA safely and quickly IAN" H.
The bait that had been used In tho preliminary opr"
tion much Io-emblod this tgne-S 1ho hoa" h'no'
man was Henry f. Abbey tho landing net was Ms
specially chartered steam,r, and tho h'h was 'n'
hungarian nightingale, Etelka Gerstcr
IL was a lituo befor, O'Clock that tn, party OF
musical and theatrical and journalists invite~ ny
Mr. Abbey started f. ON Pier No 10. stop was mado
At the doctors pier at Quarantine, and there IL was
learned that tho BourgO me, tho vessel which caricu
the precious musical freight. bad boon sigh'oo vi
Island, but that thoro would not DO water eho"s" WI
tho bar for her TO got over till about p. m ~ 'n'S
unhappy ntclIig cnce being digcsted largo so"
flying the Starin flag bore down on tho Sloan "" ''o
new craft Mr.. Stan, mmo Gorstors o'o'"'''
DR.. A pad o. Gcrster. and his wife. Mr. e'ar'h
brought all his powors Of persuasion TO boar on DE-
Smith, ana the Health officer finally consented W poau
the Sloan, GO down the BOurgO no ut tho oAr anu
give Mmo Gerster permission to transfer horsci !"
tho society Of those who wore so eagerly waiting Ior
her. Dr. and Mrs. Gcrstcr and Mr. Starln wore Sso
added the original party. At about IL O'CLOCK 'ho
Sam Sloan, then somo miles outside tho HOOK cSho
within ha ling distance Of Bourgogno lying qiioy
"what shall tho band play :" asked Mr. Abbey OF
Mrs. Gerstcr
Something Hungarian, II thcy have IT." rcphod
that lady.
Tho Rakocy March" proved " DO In the pahds TO
pcrtory by and by Nine. Gcrstor came In sight anu
kissed her hands and waved her handkerchief, and IL
her pantommo rightly interpreted expressed an
ardent desire all Mr. Abbcys party to her heart
In few minutes tho necessary papers woro
shown to tho captain and then tho groat sngor STOOD
once mo o on American boards bho oft oil her hoaVy
baggage, hor companion and hor maid to como up on
tho big steamer Tho SiOan's bow was turned to"Mu
Now York and amid hearty cheers sbo sarrd ~ II
speed Tho pier tho foot OF twenty secOhu or'
Nurb River waa r, arhcd abOut . O'Clock. ana miho
Gerscr driven to hcr brothers house IN EAST
Twenty tn st. whero she decided to stay TIL todsy,
and ten move to the rooms that had been secured for
| hor at tho buckingham. $500 -, ,.
reporter found Mime. Gcrstcr willing tn TAX iast
| night She singing when he was announced ana
| finished tho piccc ,.
Did you hear singing - abe said with plehs wv
laugh d II didn't much IA II had lost any OF III
voice. did IT. IL lovely voyage, the pieaSahcN,
| have ever made You know 10 como Nv" year >
ago hui rny second little girl born and after thH
was M for a long time Dr Charcot, the great fNmA
spocalist said must res at least three months NAV
was the reason you heard that had lost my voice ga,
| bring many tome OF Mas'chrt ~ I'm"
very much pretty English ballads TOT onc"irs
will not give YOU dose OF cid songs though mNt
kccp a few that have always been favorifrs- am noI
Ou,ie so stout IL not 40 And my spirits arc chp'
| I am GLAD 10 he here. An don't smile You haVo
heard that before but really mean H. have been nero
many times but ! anticipate moro pleasure no" TIM"
| before"